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Creo que habrás notado 00:00
Que tu teléfono ya no suena a la misma hora 00:02
Habrás notado que nuestros encuentros casuales han disminuido 00:05
Y es porque yo me he dado cuenta de que a la larga, 00:09
lo nuestro no podrá ser 00:12
Hemos forzado esta situación por el capricho de tenernos 00:14
Y antes de causarnos más daño, prefiero, prefiero renunciar 00:18
00:24
He renunciado a ti definitivamente 01:05
He renunciado a ti y esta vez para siempre 01:11
Te habrás fijado que no te busco 01:16
Que pasa el tiempo y no voy por tu casa 01:21
Que no me ves por los sitios que pasas 01:27
He renunciado a ti, he renunciado a ti 01:32
Porque es pura fantasía nuestro amor 01:38
Ilusiones que se forjan con el tiempo 01:44
Porque es tanta la distancia entre los dos 01:49
Que es difícil que podamos entendernos 01:54
Porque es pura fantasía nuestro amor 02:00
Ilusiones que se forjan con el tiempo 02:05
Porque es tanta la distancia entre los dos 02:11
Que es difícil que podamos entendernos 02:16
02:22
He renunciado a ti como lo hace el mendigo 02:41
Ante el juguete caro que llevaría a su hijo 02:47
Como las aves a las estrellas 02:52
Como renuncia a ser flor lo que es hierba 02:57
Y cualquier hombre a volver a ser niño 03:03
He renunciado a ti 03:08
He renunciado a ti 03:11
Porque es pura fantasía nuestro amor 03:14
Ilusiones que se forjan con el tiempo 03:19
Porque es tanta la distancia entre los dos 03:25
Que es difícil que podamos entendernos 03:30
Porque es pura fantasía nuestro amor 03:36
Ilusiones que se forjan con el tiempo 03:41
Porque es tanta la distancia entre los dos 03:47
Que es difícil que podamos entendernos 03:52
Porque es pura fantasía nuestro amor 03:58
Ilusiones que se forjan con el tiempo 04:03
Porque es tanta la distancia entre los dos 04:09

He Renunciado a Ti – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the golden age of the Latin ballad with "He Renunciado a Ti." This essential track from the legendary José José, 'The Prince of Song,' is perfect for learning Spanish vocabulary related to profound emotional concepts like renunciation, fantasy, distance, and sacrifice. Its clear, dramatic lyrics and powerful delivery make the vocabulary and grammar memorable, offering a masterclass in Spanish romantic expression.

[English]
I think you’ve noticed
That your phone doesn’t ring at the same time anymore
You’ve noticed that our casual meetings have decreased
And it’s because I’ve realized that in the long run,
we just can’t be together
We’ve forced this situation out of the whim to have each other
And before we hurt each other more, I’d rather, I’d rather let go
I’ve let go of you, for good
I’ve let go of you, and this time forever
You’ve probably noticed I’m not seeking you out
That time passes, and I don’t go to your place
That you don’t see me in the places you go
I’ve let go of you, I’ve let go of you
Because our love is pure fantasy
Illusions that form over time
Because the distance between us is so great
That it’s hard for us to understand each other
Because our love is pure fantasy
Illusions that form over time
Because the distance between us is so great
That it’s hard for us to understand each other
I’ve let go of you like a beggar
Does with the expensive toy he’d give to his child
Like birds do with the stars
Like grass gives up on being a flower
And like any man gives up on being a child again
I’ve let go of you
I’ve let go of you
Because our love is pure fantasy
Illusions that form over time
Because the distance between us is so great
That it’s hard for us to understand each other
Because our love is pure fantasy
Illusions that form over time
Because the distance between us is so great
That it’s hard for us to understand each other
Because our love is pure fantasy
Illusions that form over time
Because the distance between us is so great
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

renunciado

re.nun.θja.ˈdo

B1
  • verb
  • - to renounce

definitivamente

defi.ni.ti.βa.ˈmen.te

B1
  • adverb
  • - definitely

fijado

fi.ˈxa.do

A2
  • verb
  • - noticed

disminuido

dis.mi.nwi.ˈdo

B1
  • verb
  • - decreased

forzando

for.ˈθan.do

B1
  • verb
  • - forcing

capricho

ka.ˈpri.tʃo

A2
  • noun
  • - whim

daño

ˈda.ɲo

A1
  • noun
  • - damage

fantasía

fan.ta.ˈsi.a

A2
  • noun
  • - fantasy

ilusiones

i.lu.ˈsjo.nes

A2
  • noun
  • - illusions

forjan

for.ˈxan

B2
  • verb
  • - to forge

distancia

dis.ˈtan.θja

A1
  • noun
  • - distance

difícil

di.fi.ˈθil

A1
  • adjective
  • - difficult

mendigo

men.ˈdi.ɣo

A2
  • noun
  • - beggar

aves

ˈa.βes

A1
  • noun
  • - birds

estrellas

es.tre.ˈʎas

A1
  • noun
  • - stars

hierba

ˈjer.βa

A1
  • noun
  • - grass

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Creo que habrás notado

    ➔ Future Perfect Tense

    ➔ The phrase uses the Future Perfect Tense ('habrás notado') to express an action that will have been completed by a certain point in the future.

  • nuestros encuentros casuales han disminuido

    ➔ Present Perfect Tense

    ➔ The phrase uses the Present Perfect Tense ('han disminuido') to describe an action that started in the past and has effects in the present.

  • prefiero, prefiero renunciar

    ➔ Present Tense with Repetition for Emphasis

    ➔ The repetition of 'prefiero' emphasizes the speaker's preference or decision in the present.

  • He renunciado a ti definitivamente

    ➔ Present Perfect with Adverb of Definitiveness

    ➔ The use of 'definitivamente' with the Present Perfect ('he renunciado') emphasizes the finality of the action.

  • Porque es pura fantasía nuestro amor

    ➔ Present Tense with Es (Copula) for Description

    ➔ The phrase uses 'es' as a copula to describe the nature of the love as 'pura fantasía'.

  • Como renuncia a ser flor lo que es hierba

    ➔ Comparative Structure with 'Como'

    ➔ The phrase uses 'como' to compare the act of renunciation to something impossible, like a weed becoming a flower.